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Have fun Buddy, were headed north ourselves with Brad and Rhonda
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I have one sitting in my back yard right now....it belongs to Brad T. Another option is Neosho or Bushtec http://www.bushtec.com/ http://www.neoshotrailers.com/starlight_trailers_by_neoshotr.html
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Seeing thats remote control, you can sit on the porch and have a cold one as you drive it around the pond....thats a win win in my book
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How cool is that!
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Dont waste your time on a single bicycle kickstand, they dont work well, I tried. What I found was a bicycle stand that had 2 legs and folded up. I have pics of it at home, but it wasn't real cheap, but it works flawlessly This is exactly what i had on my old trailer and works great! http://aebike.com/page.cfm?action=details&PageID=30&SKU=KI5001
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Depending on your height and inseam, I would suggest that you install level links and go with the stock size tire in the front. The narrow tire is good for riders that are a bit inseamed challenged and the bike would be a bit tall with the level links on. The narrow tire in heavy winds can make the bike get pushed around. You wont go wrong with either one, the Avons will make a huge difference.
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Chocolate is good for me too!
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Your really looking to get yourself killed aren't you
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Nah....I know that I'm the same old bonehead that I ever was, Don too...but he's a bigger bonehead that me Just make sure your at the next one and you can benefit from the windfall
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Enforcer.....GOOD!
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OH....BOOO HOOOO
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There are many here that I have been thinking about that haven't been on lately. Good to hear the old boy is still givin' it hell! looking forward to seeing him when we head down to Texas over Christmas
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I think we was trying to explain where you were being a pain at
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All the way to the bottom! Congrats on the dive cert Rick, I know you'll enjoy it
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Part of the growing pains Jerry, it comes in cycles and it's gone on from the start. It's hard sometimes to have 5000 plus people and everyone get along all the time....just like a family. It just seems right now that there are a few things that are getting attention, not a huge deal. But we would like to thank you for noticing and for being an active part of the membership
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I truly wish we could be there my friend, them #'s just aren't coming up! It's a conspiracy man We'll shoot through St. Louis on our way to Texas at Christmas, so you'll have to wait until then for some cheesecake....be safe in ES and we'll see you folks soon.
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We all get the urge to speak our minds when we read or hear something that gets our dander up. Forums are the worst way to express throughts, because you can't tell many times of the tone of the conversation. It's a very sensitive subject when lawmakers go after certain area of the population due to maybe or maybe not misconceptions. We have ALL done stupid things in our lives, there are none of us that are above reproach. Myself as a moderator, I dont take the opportunity to usually engage in the hot topic threads. It seems that when I do, some folks take that as a sign that it's a free for all to say what they want. I keep quiet so not to fuel the fire, but rest assured I DO HAVE AN OPINION. I choose not to drag the forum down with some of my views thet I'm sure others would look at as being extreme. This is why we dont talk Religion or Politics as they always go bad. I'm sure many of our LEO's have had 1st hand experience with squids. I have had a few do the same thing to me and I just shake my head and hope that they never reproduce. We all have the right to feel a certain way on subjects, we dont have the right to come on here and spill it out and start fires. That isn't a slam at anyone in particular, but the reason we have a close knit group here is we dont let threads that get out of hand stick around. If I can have restraint about posting to threads, it is not beyond all of us to not fuel the fires. OK off the soapbox and Bill, you do a lot for this forum, no apology is nessecary
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Boost/Pressure sensor
Squidley replied to Dano's topic in Venture and Venture Royale Tech Talk ('83 - '93)
Kenny, Dennis and I checked the one on the '86 before you took it, are you having problems with it???- 25 replies
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Squidley replied to Dano's topic in Venture and Venture Royale Tech Talk ('83 - '93)
Not saying that your not getting the mileage you mentioned you have got, but I do not know how anyone get's upwards of 50mpg out of a Venture. I have never ever ever got close to 50 mpg no matter how nice I played with the bike and how slow I went. I would love to get 42 mpg right now....my '08 gets about 38 when I play very nice with it- 25 replies
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Squidley replied to Dano's topic in Venture and Venture Royale Tech Talk ('83 - '93)
It is so hard for me to NOT have a smart alec remark on that statement My work here is done- 25 replies
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What else will I need to finish this?
Squidley replied to GigaWhiskey's topic in GPS, Audio, Electronics
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You can go to one of our vendors that offer us a discount. Flatout motorsports is a good place and there are others in the vendors area, more will jump on with other names, Zanotti's is another good place to buy new OEM parts. http://www.zanottimotor.com/